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Projects
PJ Burns Head Office and Custom Design Centre.
Situated along Nicklin Way Buddina, “Noel Burns House” was built in the 1970's, and the top floor was used a home for Noel and Jessie Burns. The five bedroom, five ensuited masterpiece overlooking the spectacular Kawana Boat Harbour has been extensively redesigned. It now boasts 20 offices, a large boardroom and the home's original dollhouse, which has been converted into a reception area. The rooftop pool and terrace area also make for a very impressive workplace!
"Noel Burns House" also contains the Colour Selection Centre. This modern, street level facility is where clients come to choose their fittings, fixtures and colours, under the professional guidance of our in-house colour consultant.
The Custom Design Centre is also at street level and is where you'll find our specialist in-house architectural designer Kym Schuller. Clients meet here for design briefs and 3D plan presentations.
PJ Burns Office, Boat Harbour Drive, Hervey Bay.
This contemporary commercial building was constructed in 2009 as the Head Office for the Wide Bay division of PJ Burns, and is of the same character as our "Bayside" display home situated next door. The two storey, rendered block building showcases six offices, a colour centre and storage facilities. It provides a "one stop shop" for Wide Bay clients who appreciate the easy access to staff and the local service provided by the consultants.
Pier One – Urangan, Hervey Bay
Pier One an address perfectly deserving of the number one status of position and prominence in Hervey Bay, with north facing 180° uninterrupted ocean views from Point Vernon to Fraser Island. These residential apartments are designed for owner-occupiers with the selection consisting of two and three bedrooms, high ceilings, stone bench tops and world class European appliances. For more information please Contact PJ Burns.
Childers Backpackers Memorial Building
PJ Burns are proud to have been associated with the reconstruction of the Childers Backpackers Memorial Building. In June 2000 a fire tragically claimed the lives of 15 young backpackers. After consultation with victims families, local community, Local, State, Federal and international Governments and the Heritage Department, the building was carefully reconstructed and now houses an Art Gallery and a sensitive memorial to the victims. A feature of the new development is the contemporary courtyard.
Pacific Paradise Bowls Club
Completed in August 2002 the Pacific Paradise Bowls Club has become the premier club of the North Shore, Sunshine Coast. Designed and built to reflect the relaxed coastal lifestyle of the region, it boasts premier dining and bar facilities overlooking the existing greens. Take a look, have a beer or 3, try your luck on the pokies or keno and soak up the atmosphere.
